The phrase "agreed deadlines" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to deadlines that have been mutually accepted or established by parties involved in a project or agreement.
Example: "We need to ensure that everyone is aware of the agreed deadlines to keep the project on track."
Alternatives: "established deadlines" or "mutually accepted deadlines".
One issue police forces must contend with is extra administration, tracking and agreed deadlines for evidence that will be sent out to multiple companies.
Students took high levels of responsibility for their own learning and understood commercial parameters of delivering work to a high standard and to agreed deadlines.
It also considered how agencies could improve their initial responses to concerns about children and ensure that cases are properly assessed, acted on and delivered to agreed deadlines.
"However, since the Games, the same political impetus and agreed deadlines no longer exist and many aspects of legacy are in danger of faltering, whilst some have fallen by the wayside.
NRW said it worked closely with partners to make sure that developments take place in the most appropriate locations, and that in 2017-2018, 97% of around 7,000 planning applications received a response within "statutory or other agreed deadlines".
They also drafted marking schemes for their assignments and agreed deadlines for handing in assignments.
The paper was ordered to submit its defence before a previously agreed deadline of 9 February.
"Unfortunately, this process has not yet concluded and the previously agreed deadline for withdrawing our military personnel is upon us.
Set a penalty clause if doing extensive work – say, £500 a week – should the work overrun an agreed deadline.
Although there is no formal date for concluding the negotiations, 2006 is a widely agreed deadline since George Bush's fast-track negotiating authority runs out in 2007.
If museum projects miss their fund raising target by an agreed deadline, donors get the option of having their money returned or transferred to another project.
